Craig Kelly on war powers reform

by Staff Writers | Jul 13, 2021 | Independents, War Powers Reform

Currently Scott Morrison has SOLE POWER to send Australia to war. Craig Kelly wants to keep it that way.

Craig Kelly does not believe Parliament should be consulted before Australian troops are sent into armed conflict abroad. “These decisions often need to be made with great urgency and implemented with great urgency for national security reasons” Craig Kelly told Michael West Media. “In circumstances where it’s a war of choice, if Parliament feels the Prime Minister has done something wrong, Parliament can pass a motion to stop further escalation,” he said.

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Tasha May

Tasha May

Natasha graduated with an undergraduate degree in English literature from the University of Cambridge in June 2019 and studied Master of Journalism at the University of Technology Sydney. She is now with The Guardian.

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